Oct 17, 2021
More Aix-en-Provence than Biarrote, Léa Poncharal grew up with coloured pencils and
brushes thanks to his grandfather who transmits his passion.
She first asserts herself with great portraits of famous figures: Lenny Kravitz, Tiger Woods, Al Pacino,
or Dali, which she declines to the plural and treats with great strokes of brushes in
capturing the power of expression.
Sometimes she stages like the boxer Mohamed
Ali ready to fight or Daniel Craig, aka James Bond, in the middle of
women, cars and bankboards, taking care of both the bottom and the
form.
The sculpture gradually took its place in the universe of Lea, helped by technology,
She seems to have found her way.
Especially with his works made with
silk scarves, which she sublimates in different forms, like butterflies, hearts
or even on car steering wheels… A new technique.
His dream? Continue to develop this technique and dedicate his whole life to the
creation.
More Aix-en-Provence than Biarrote, Léa Poncharal grew up with coloured pencils and
brushes thanks to his grandfather who transmits his passion.
She first asserts herself with great portraits of famous figures: Lenny Kravitz, Tiger Woods, Al Pacino,
or Dali, which she declines to the plural and treats with great strokes of brushes in
capturing the power of expression.
Sometimes she stages like the boxer Mohamed
Ali ready to fight or Daniel Craig, aka James Bond, in the middle of
women, cars and bankboards, taking care of both the bottom and the
form.
The sculpture gradually took its place in the universe of Lea, helped by technology,
She seems to have found her way.
Especially with his works made with
silk scarves, which she sublimates in different forms, like butterflies, hearts
or even on car steering wheels… A new technique.
His dream? Continue to develop this technique and dedicate his whole life to the
creation.
Jul 19, 2021
Thanks to his thoroughness, talent and imagination, Jean Paul KALA manages to transform these metallic surfaces into real objects of contemporary art.
The refined works of Jean Paul Kala are a true ode to the powerful and authentic nature of his cradle: «Nord-Kivu» where he was born in the 70s.
Attracted by matter and mechanics, the hands of the budding artist, do not hold in place and, when becoming a teenager, Jean Paul KALA discovers the welding and shaping of metals, it is a revelation that takes possession of his being: he becomes a recognized expert in the field.
The European dream was for years in its projects.
In the 2000s he decided to cross the CAP and settle in Belgium where he perfected his technique among the best, obtaining the recognition of his peers and the most demanding amateurs.
Probably influenced in part by the ancestral art Imigongo, precursor of the abstract art, he launched in 2013 his own brand of high-end furniture R&J which very quickly acquires a reputation among enthusiasts in search of the beautiful and the exclusive.
The creations of Jean Paul Kala are distinguished by organic curves, elegant and generous; undoubtedly the fruit of his African origins.
Technical mastery combined with extreme minutia transform metal into masterful creations of contemporary art.
Dec 22, 2020
Fred Meurice
Trained in graphic arts, Fred Meurice began his career in the world of graphic design and advertising before extending his practice to plastic and pictorial creation.
Working with wood, aluminum, resin or even plexiglass, the artist enhances each of his supports with numerous touches of acrylic paint.
Fred draws his inspiration from the wide range of visual codes and cultural references offered by our modern society to create clever paintings, resolutely pop and colorful.
Trained in graphic arts, Fred began his career in the world of graphic design and advertising before extending his practice to plastic and pictorial creation.
Working with wood, aluminum, resin or even plexiglass, the artist enhances each of his supports with numerous touches of acrylic paint.
Fred draws his inspiration from the wide range of visual codes and cultural references offered by our modern society to create clever paintings, resolutely pop and colorful.
Trained in graphic arts, Fred began his career in the world of graphic design and advertising before extending his practice to plastic and pictorial creation.
Working with wood, aluminum, resin or even plexiglass, the artist enhances each of his supports with numerous touches of acrylic paint.
Fred draws his inspiration from the wide range of visual codes and cultural references offered by our modern society to create clever paintings, resolutely pop and colorful.
Trained in graphic arts, Fred began his career in the world of graphic design and advertising before extending his practice to plastic and pictorial creation.
Working with wood, aluminum, resin or even plexiglass, the artist enhances each of his supports with numerous touches of acrylic paint.
Fred draws his inspiration from the wide range of visual codes and cultural references offered by our modern society to create clever paintings, resolutely pop and colorful.
Trained in graphic arts, Fred began his career in the world of graphic design and advertising before extending his practice to plastic and pictorial creation.
Working with wood, aluminum, resin or even plexiglass, the artist enhances each of his supports with numerous touches of acrylic paint.
Fred draws his inspiration from the wide range of visual codes and cultural references offered by our modern society to create clever paintings, resolutely pop and colorful.
Sep 22, 2019
Eddy MANIEZ
ART AND MANIERE IN POINTILLISM. EDDY MANIEZ, SILICONE CREATOR AND TAMER
His technique was born in 2006 and developed since 2010. It consists of dressing her creations with hundreds or even thousands of silicone pegs. Each piece is worked instinctively without a plan or diagram. The eye and hand guess and follow the most expressive curves to give a life. This life, the result of the movement creates, creates, decreasing, intrigues and surprises the eye. Visually prickly but soft to the touch, they exude novelty.
Its tools, a simple manual silicone gun, identical to the one you use to make your bathroom. His objects are adorned with SWAROVSKI “stones”, elements, ensuring a flawless sheen.
Since 2010, the artist Eddy MANIEZ has developed a specific silicone, capable of resisting over time.
All of the models presented were submitted to INPI. The result of the work of these materials ensures the creation of original and exceptional objects.
His work is surprising and exhilarating !!!
As Magritte said: “It is forbidden not to touch”
ART AND MANIERE IN POINTILLISM. EDDY MANIEZ, SILICONE CREATOR AND TAMER
His technique was born in 2006 and developed since 2010. It consists of dressing her creations with hundreds or even thousands of silicone pegs. Each piece is worked instinctively without a plan or diagram. The eye and hand guess and follow the most expressive curves to give a life. This life, the result of the movement creates, creates, decreasing, intrigues and surprises the eye. Visually prickly but soft to the touch, they exude novelty.
Its tools, a simple manual silicone gun, identical to the one you use to make your bathroom. His objects are adorned with SWAROVSKI “stones”, elements, ensuring a flawless sheen.
Since 2010, the artist Eddy MANIEZ has developed a specific silicone, capable of resisting over time.
All of the models presented were submitted to INPI. The result of the work of these materials ensures the creation of original and exceptional objects.
His work is surprising and exhilarating !!!
As Magritte said: “It is forbidden not to touch”
Sep 21, 2018
Géraldine MORIN
Géraldine MORIN was born on February 10, 1976 in Phalsbourg in Lorraine.
Barely able to walk, she already handles pencils, brushes and paint tubes, and develops an artistic sense out of the ordinary.
She connects the Arts Plastiques in Strasbourg and an advertising school at the Charpentier Academy in Paris.
She then embarked on the creation of plaster busts, then bronze sculptures and paintings.
At the same time, she creates costume jewelery as well as cardboard furniture and a baby collection (T-shirts, dishes …).
She is also passionate about photography …
Today, she creates sculptures and paintings and exhibits her works all over the world.
“Testimony bursting with youth, both sculpture and painting, these busts are a nice nose to the everyday greyness.” Thierry Sznytka
Some exhibitions Since 1998:
The Snow Biennale – Savoie – May 98
– Art in March – Astaafort – June 98
– Linéart – Gent, Belgium – December 98, 99, 2000, 2001 and 2002
– Artexpo – New York, USA – March 99 and 2001
– Euroart – Barcelona, Spain – October 99
– Artexpo – Miami (Florida), USA – January 2000
– Creation of jewels for the series “Sous le soleil” (TF1) from 2000 to 2007
– Exhibition at the Lavoir of Saint Tropez – July / August 2000 and August 2005
– Jewelry creation for Mitsukoshi Stores France and Japan – 2000
– Gallery of Provence – New York, USA – 2001/2002
– Exhibition at the Pasino of Aix-en-Provence – 2002 with parade of plaster bustiers and jewels
– Jewelry creation for show-biz stars
– Exhibition at the New Jet Set – Paris, Champs Elysees – 2003
– Creating a Baby Collection and Cardboard Furniture – 2005
– Exhibition at the Hotel Mirabeau, Aix-en-Provence – summer 2006
– Exhibition at the Royal Casino Cannes Mandelieu – summer 2007
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